metrological
- adjective
- /ˌmɛtrəˈlɒdʒɪkəl/
- Specialized
- It's don't panic, it's going to be OK, but it's from a metrological point of view, it's completely unsatisfactory.
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- It's don't panic, it's going to be OK, but it's from a metrological point of view, it's completely unsatisfactory.
- They are more kind of translating our metrological system into the equations we use to describe our system.
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His research focused on the metrological techniques used in the assessment of temperature.
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Understanding metrological principles is essential for anyone working in the field of physics.
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They are more kind of translating our metrological system into the equations we use to describe our system.
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The scientists developed new metrological standards to ensure accurate weight measurements.
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Etymology
Metrological comes from metrology, which is built from the Greek metron meaning 'measure' and the ending -logy meaning 'study'. Think of the familiar word meter, the unit of length, which shares the same root, so metrological means 'about measuring' or the science that checks measurements.